Everything you thought.
A lifetime dumping ground. Notes, quotes, links, ideas, half-thoughts at 2am — one box, no folders, nothing to organise. The private things get locked on your own device before they go anywhere.
DumpThrow it in
One big box at the bottom of the screen. Paste a quote, a link, a phone number, a thought you don’t want to lose. Press Ctrl+Enter — ⌘+Enter on a Mac — and it’s kept.Tap Keep it and it’s kept. That’s the whole ritual.
No folders. Ever.
Paste a link and it fetches the title. Write a quote and it looks like a quote. You never pick a category, because there aren't any. Folds can group them by subject if you turn that on — unlocked entries go to Claude, and the locked ones never leave your device.
Lock what matters
Start a line with ! and it’s encrypted on your own device before it goes anywhere. Already written it? Lock it after the fact and it keeps its place in the timeline. What reaches us is unreadable, and we have no way to decrypt it.
Nothing to decide
Every notes app dies the same way: you stop using it because putting something in costs a decision. Here it costs nothing. There is one box.
You can see the shape of it
Your entries draw a fingerprint that grows as you add to it. Where the ridges bunch up, you were busy. Where they smudge, you locked something. Nobody else's looks like yours.
You can still find it
One box at the top searches everything you've ever written. Unlock the vault and it searches the locked ones too — usually the ones you're looking for. Nothing is indexed anywhere but your own screen.
Nothing you put here is lost
Whatever you put in stays in — until you decide to delete it.